
This October, it might be time to reexamine the way you approach your wellness journey.
In celebration of World Mental Health Day 2024, Korean actor Park Seo-joon, of Gyeongseong Creature (2023) and Itaewon Class (2020) fame, recently attended the Together We Grow event in Seoul.
Organised by global sports retailer Lululemon, Park, the brand ambassador, graced the community event in the Korean capital.
In addition, Amotti, the winner of Netflix’s Physical 100 season two winner, as well as Japanese actress Hikari Mori and Hong Kong actor Terrance Lau also attended the wellness event on 11 and 12 October.

The brand hosted the holistic wellness event in the Gangnam district of Seoul. It also invited the APAC community to embrace the powers of movement and social connection, as part of its Together We Grow campaign.
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Through collective movement, the group workout session brought together people from all over APAC. This includes Lululemon’s ambassadors, athletes and more.
The brand’s Global Wellbeing Report this year found that more people are recognising the need for movement. They are also seeking a sense of purpose and community through group activities such as workout classes and activities.
With this, Lululemon acknowledges that it may feel daunting for some to take action to improve their overall well-being. That’s why they used the event in Seoul to encourage people to take the first step in their movement journeys.
This article originally appeared on GRAZIA Singapore, your number one destination for the best in fashion, beauty, celebrity and lifestyle in Asia.
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